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Ormoc City  November 2-8, 2015  Volume XII 

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NEW KIND OF SHRINE. Photos show the sea vessel brought by the Storm Surge during the devastation of Super Typhoon Yolanda. The relic has now become a new kind of Shrine, a memorial that reminds the Yolanda victims about their horrible experience in November 8, 2013.

GREAT LOVE CITY, Brgy.

Liloan, Ormoc City -- At last, two years after Yolanda devastated the province, those typhoon victims who suffered much, losing their houses and some relatives, there was a festive mood here last Saturday a day before the 2nd Anniversary of Super Typhoon Yolanda when Tzu Chi Foundation released 500 house units to beneficiaries.

The houses were given to the recipients who were living at the bunkhouses for nearly two years. The two bunkhouses are located in Brgy.

Concepcion in the North Side and Brgy.

Can-untog in the South Side.

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M/V Eva Jocelyn is now a shrine TACLOBAN CITY -- The storm surge during Typhoon Yolanda's devastation, brought four conventional sea vessels to Barangay Anibong.

Three of these were already chopped down and sold to junkshop but the one left, M/M Eva Jocelyn is now special.

The vessel now served as a memorial shrine reminding the residents about the killer typhoon in November 2013, after City Mayor Alfred Romualdez asked the owner to just leave the vessel in Brgy. Anibong.

However, more than half of the vessel are already chopped down. It is now being beautified to attract both local and foreign tourists as Yolanda anniversary is fast approaching.

Most of the city residents appreciate the initiative of the city administration in establishing the place as a local tourist attraction.

The shrine is scheduled to be inaugurated on November 8, 2015 during the second Yolanda anniversary.

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500 Tzu Chi houses released

The houses are made of pre-fab polypropylene plastic from Texas, U.S.A. but manufactured in Taiwan for the victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda two years ago. It is built in the 50 hectares land donated by the Ormoc First Couple Mayor Edward C. Codilla and Engr. VioletaTrangia-Codilla in Brgy. Liloan a barangay some 10 kms away from the city proper.

The Taiwanese Buddhist foundation started to make the design of the area nearly year after Yolanda devastated this city on November 8, 2013. Roads, drainage, a park, a school, ORMOC CITY -- Former Senator a market was properly place so that the and Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo was impressed -500 tzu chi p.2 with the benevolence of Ormoc First Couple Edward and Violy Codilla for donating the 52 hectares of land to the Tzu Chi Foundation which was used to build houses for victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda.

Romulo said that he knew the family for a long time since he was a senator through their father then three-termer mayor and three-termer

THANKS. Photo shows Tzu Chi Phils. Executive Director Alfred Li formally turned over the keys to the houses to Ormoc City Mayor Edward "Ondo" C. Codilla.

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Ex-Senator & Foreign Affairs Secretary impressed with the Codilla

congressman Eufrocino “Dodong” M. Codilla Sr. The former senator and secretary even quipped at the couple for their good deeds as the mayor said always said “Tulong pa more” while the wife always said “Donate pa more”.

Romulo mentioned the act of faith in helping others as it shows love to the Lord.

Romulo said that he has been in politics for quite a time but he never met a family who donated not 5

- ex-senator p.2

24th Killer flash flood anniversary commemorated story in page 3

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P1.5M worth of shabu confiscated

Cedran covering his face after his arrest with the P1.5 million shabu recovered by PDEA from Cedran

TACLOBAN CITY -- Operatives of Philippine Drugs Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Regional Office-8 were able to confiscate from a suspected illegal drug pusher, about P1.5 million worth of illegal drugs known as shabu (poor man's cocaine). The confiscation took place

500 tzu chi from p.1 2000 houses that will be erected in the place will not be disturbed in the future.

The houses are also elevated from the ground to avoid being flooded.

There are two floor areas in the Love City for the smaller and bigger families. For a family consisting of 4 or below, a 21 Square Meters will be given with a kitchen, living room, toilet and bathroom and two bedrooms. But for a family of 5 above a 27-square meter type for a family of five and more with three bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room and a comfort room.

A parade led by Local Government Unit officials, Tzu Chi, and the recipients started the turned over followed by a pontifical mass officiated

by Archbishop John Du of the Archdiocese of Palo.

After the Pontifical Mass, selected

in Barangay Manlurip, this city.

The suspect was identified as certain Krestian Cerdan, 34 years old and a resident of Baranagay Caibaan, also in Tacloban.

Seized from the suspect was more or less 160 grams of shabu which is worth at least P1.5 Million which was supposed to be delivered when confiscated by the authorities.

Aside from the illegal item, the PDEA elements also confiscated the list of the suspect's collectibles to some clients that day. One of those who in the list, was reportedly, a police officer who is active duty. PDEA declined to reveal the name of the police officer.

Cerdan was collared inside Hotel Alundra while he was waiting for his clients. He later admitted that he owns the illegal item, which, according to him, a delivery from Metro Manila.

PDEA-8 is still on search as to whether Cerdan is a member of big syndicate operating in Tacloban City.

The suspect is temporarily detained insided PDEA lock up Cell while appropriate criminal charge is being prepared against him. RCD

recipients of the houses in the Love City tendered a Chinese Song which speaks about One Family. After the rendering of the song, the selected settlers showed a bottle containing coin money which is one of the teachings of the Tzu Chi Foundation to the settlers of saving money for the future. It was followed by the turned over of keys from Tzu Chi Philippines Executive Director Alfred Li to Mayor Edward C. Codilla.

Li said that the turning over of the key symbolizes that the recipients can now stay the houses they built for them. He pointed out that they are now completing 300 more houses for a total of 800 recipients in the next few weeks.

Tzu Chi has already distributed 150 houses last year.

The program ended with the distribution of water pales, solar lamps, rice, and grocery items. RCD

ex-senator from p.1 hectares, 10 hectares or 25, 30 hectares but 50 hectares of valuable real estate property that could cost millions but for the purpose of giving this to the poor.

For his, he said he cannot imagine a more generous, big-hearted individual public official such as the Codillas. He added that the Ormoc First Couple not only give the land, but also build the roads, water system, electricity and other amenities that he said further

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shows the couple’s generosity.

Romulo said that he met Tzu Chi Executive Director Alfred Li in March and he was informed about how generous the First Couple of the city are. That’s why when Li invited him for the relocation of 500 families to their Love City before the second anniversary of Yolanda he never had that doubt of accepting Li’s invitation.

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8ID troops join 71st Leyte gulf landing Anniv CAMP LUKBAN, Catbalogan City — The 8th Infantry (Stormtroopers) Division, Philippine Army participated in the commemoration of the Leyte gulf landing 71st Anniversary at the MacArthur Landing Memorial National Park in Candahug, Palo, Leyte.

Lt. Gen. Ernesto G. Carolina, AFP (RET), Administrator of Philippine Veterans Office, was the guest of honor and speaker of the simple and solemn commemorative ceremonies with the theme: “Liberation: A Paradigm for a Renewed Leyte”, which reminisce the largest naval battle of World War II, that paved way to the liberation of the Philippines from Japanese occupation 71 years ago.

The event was graced by Minister Tetsuro Omano, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of Japan; Mr. Lain Mansfield, Trade and Investment Director, Embassy of United Kingdom; Lt. Col Michael P. Wylie, Chief Joint Operations, US Marine Corp, Embassy of the United States of America; and Bill Tweddell, Ambassador, Embassy of Australia.

Also in attendance was Major General Jet B. Velarmino, Commander 8ID; Cmdr. Avelino L. Mosot, regional vice president

Veterans Federation of the Philippines Leyte Chapter; Brig.

Gen. Joel Joseph A. Cabides (ret), Regional Vice President, Veterans Federation of the Philippines; BGen William B. Esplana (RET), President of Operations Veterans Federation of the Philippines; and Hon. DominicoPetilla, Governor of Leyte.

Highlight during the commemorative program was the solidarity messages of the diplomatic representatives and the hoisting of their respective flags.

The 8ID troops spearheaded the Wreath Laying Ceremony in honor of our heroes who fought gallantly for the present generation to cherish the true essence of liberty.

Gov. Petilla in his message said, “On this 71st year of commemorating the Leyte Gulf Landing we honor our veterans as we banner this year’s theme: “Liberation: A Paradigm for a Renewed Leyte.” I want us not only to remember their gallantry in the battlefield, but we must also look at the lasting legacy of strength and service they brought with them; the commemoration of the Leyte Gulf Landings reminds us of the responsibility we have for our veterans who serve our nation.” RCD

Jail visitor arrested for keeping drugs in bread

PALOMPON, Leyte — A jail visitor was sent to jail after the jailguards found sachets of suspected shabu.

The drug was kept under the bread.

The suspect was identified by P/ CInsp. Margarito Solaño, chief of

town police station as certain Menoy Salentes y Pobadora, 33 years old, married, a pedicab driver and resident of Brgy. Mazawalo, this town.

According to SJO2 Basilio Madula, Jail Warden, one of this men noticed that the bread have small holes during the jail guard's inspection of food being carried by prison visitors.

And when confiscated, the illegal drug was found.

Madula added that all of the five breads brought by the suspect, were all filled with illegal drug.

Appropriate charges shall be filed A jail guard opens and inspects the bag of visitor Menoy against the suspect.

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24th Killer flash flood anniversary commemorated officiated by Most Reverend Father Isagani Petilos at the mass grave. Fr Petilos focused his homily on how Ormocanons has moved since that tragedy.

Vice Mayor Leo Carmelo L. Locsin Jr., who is this year’s speaker said that the tragedy has placed the city in a national watch. He said that he can relate to what most of the Ormocanons had felt during that particular disaster.

Locsin also said that Ormoc recovery from that flash flood is already eminent nowadays.

In his part, City Mayor Edward C. Codilla emphasized that the killer flash flood has propelled unity among Ormocanons.

Part of the celebration was a wreathlaying to the mass grave and candle lighting along with the flying of white balloons ended the day’s activity. RCD OrmocFirst Lady Eng. Violy Codilla is seen here lighting a candle at the Mass Grave site for the victoms of Typhoon Uring in 1991 that killed at least 7000 persons. She is seen here flanked by City Councilors Gerry Penserga (left) and Bennet Pongos (Right) as the city commemorates the 24th Anniversary of the of the Killer Flash Flood last Nov. 5

ORMOC CITY -- The killer Flash flood anniversary. flash flood is still remembered.

Activities include a early A simple program was held to parade from the city hall going commemorate the 24th Killer to the cemetery then, a mass was

Two years after Super Typhoon Yolanda...

DILG launches commemorative book on stories of survival

TACLOBAN CITY -In commemoration of the second year anniversary of Super Typhoon Yolanda, the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) launched a commemorative book entitled ‘After the Storm: Two Years On’, containing compelling stories of survival and recovery of Yolanda survivors.

DILG Secretary Mel Senen S. Sarmiento said the book, which was published by the DILG’s Recovery Assistance on Yolanda (RAY) project management office, contains firsthand accounts of the survivors from the 93 local government units (LGUs) in 11 provinces whose livelihood and communities were significantly improved with the completed rehabilitation projects under RAY batch 1.

“Sigurado akong marami sa inyo ang matutuwa at maiiyak habang binabasa ninyo ang mga nakakapagbagbagdamdaming mga kwento sa aklat na ito lalonglalo na ang mga libo-libong kataona personal nanakaranas sa hagupit ng Yolanda,” said Sarmiento.

The stories in the collection talk about the courage, determination, and resilience of survivors who were recipients of the big ticket projects under RAY batch 1. These projects include provincial/city/municipal halls, public markets and civic centers costing PhP1.5 million and above.

“Yolanda taught something to us all... That yes, we may be used to storms throughout our lives, and yet we still have a lot to learn about what to do before, during and after such disasters,” said DILG Undersecretary Austere A. Panadero in the book. “It’s unfortunate that we had to learn the hard way, but what is important is that we rise up from the ruins, learn from the experience and come back stronger and better because of it.”

“After the Storm: Two Years On” was launched at Leyte Park Hotel, Tacloban City, Leyte during the twoyear anniversary event spearheaded by DILG VIII Regional office. The book includes a timeline of the events during Typhoon Yolanda, background of the RAY-DILG Project, and brief overview of RAY batch 1. RCD

DILG-8 marks 2nd Anniversary of Yolanda with Disaster Management Summit, BBB operations manual launching TACLOBAN CITY -- Governors, mayors, local disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) officers, member agencies of the Regional DRRM Council, the media and other stakeholders in disaster management met on November 6, 2015 in Tacloban City and discussed lessons and initiatives to promote resilience among communities two years after Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan).

Regional Director Pedro A. Noval Jr. of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) in Eastern Visayas yesterday said that the DRRM Summit will serve to formally introduce the Build Back Better (BBB) Operations Manual produced by the department with the help of the Australian government.

Dir. Noval thanked the team of engineers, building managers and local planners from the Australian Volunteers for International Development (AVID) based mainly at the DILG Regional Office in Tacloban City and at the DILG Central Office, who worked with DILG for ten months on the BBB Operations Manual. They studied Philippine building laws, international standards, conducting consultations, training of training of trainers and joining site inspections of ongoing Recovery Assistance on Yolanda (RAY) projects of DILG. “We believe that the BBB Manual if rigorously observed by LGUs, national government and those in local planning and constructioncan help ensure safer communities against natural calamities,” said Dir. Noval.

The BBB Manual shares insights on what worked and what could have been done better in light of previous disasters.

The four modules of the BBB Operations

Manual comprehensively detail various stages of post-disaster recovery: Pre and Post Event Infrastructure Assessment, Project Scope, Detailed Design, Documentation Development and Verification, and Construction Quality.

Dir. Noval revealed that Josefina Castilla-Go, DILG Assistant Secretary for Operations, Plans and Programs, will be the Keynote Speaker of the DRRM Summit which will start at 9:00 AM at the Leyte Park Hotel in Tacloban.

Among those who will be sharing their local government’s experience on preparedness, recovery and rehabilitation will be Leyte Governor Leopoldo Dominico L. Petilla, Ormoc City Mayor Edward C. Codilla and Mayor Christopher Sheen Gonzales of Guiuan, Eastern Samar.

The event will also serve to launch and show highlights of the Coffee Table Book “After the Storm” on the DILG RAY project. The book features stories of residents and officials of local governments severely affected by Typhoon Yolanda and relate their road to recovery.

OCD Acting Regional Director Dr. Edgar L. Posadas will apprise participants of the regional DRRM Situationer. Further, DILG will share the results of the Core Indicators on DRRM under its Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG).

DILG will also present a video on Operation Listo thatshows a checklist of institutional preparations and actions to be followed by LGUs before, during and after a typhoon. Since DILG’s Operation Listo was first adopted in December 2014, there have been fewer deaths in the region due to typhoons. RCD

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Opinyon

What is needed, needs to be done

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Although it has now become controversial, measures to prevent another horrible experience like what happened during the devastation of Super Typhoon Yolanda, the government has to do something like implementing a project that will protect the people from being washed out.

One solution, the government thinks is the implementation of so-called "embankment project" from Tacloban City down to Tanauan town. THE government estimated that the project will require a budget of P7.9 Billion for such project. The project shall be implemented in three years, it was said.

Data recently released by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) shows that this consists of a budget of P2.32 billion in 2016 and P5.61 billion in 2017 to 2020.

According to a DPWH official, “the objective of the project is the reduction of inundation area for a flood/storm surge in a period of 50 years, that will protect an area of 28.7 kilometer with 30,812 houses/ buildings.”

This means that t h e government a g e n c y i s determined to implemented the project the moment the budget is approved and released.

The budget for 2016, which was already included in the DPWH proposed budget, will cover 4.5 kilometer of road. The amount, the DPWH said, already included the P225.77 million needed for right-of-way acquisition of 564,420 square meters of road.

In 2017 the government will require a budget of P1.73 billion. This will cover 7.03 km of road. In 2018 the DPWH will require a P1.56 billion to cover 6.77 km, while the 2019 budget of P1.33 billion and will cover 5.71 km. And in 2020, the budget is the lowest amount required in the five year estimate at P993.96 million.

It will cover some 4.22 km. As of September 2015, the DPWH said it has completed 115 road-rehabilitation projects in Super typhoon Yolanda-affected areas or the Yolanda corridor.

This consists of 88 national road rehabilitation projects covering 60.286 km; 22 national bridges with a total length of 1,117.64

BISAN ginadili sa balaud pero tungod kay dakung tabang sa eleksyon aron makadaug, walay bili ang pahinumdum sa gobyerno ngadto sa mga politiko kabahin niining gitawag nga Epal.

Ang Epal mao kining pagpapilit sa mga dagway ngadto sa mga tarpaulin o kon bisan unsang klase sa poster aron makita sa mga tawo sa tuyo ug tumong nga matimanan sa mga tawo ang nawung mga kandidato. Bisan tood wala may gibutang nga "vote for me", pero, sama lang gihapon nga nagaagni sila nga botaran kon moabot na ang piniliay. **** Dinhi sa atong distrito, pikaspikas bando naglinatigohay sa ire ug sa dyaryo tungod ining epal.

Matud pa, kining mga Gomezes nag-epal na pud niadtong panahon sa kalag-kalag. Nagbutang og mga dagway ngadto sa may menteryo kalakip sa ilang mga 'greetings' para sa mga paryente sa mga mahal sa kinabuhi nga mipahulay na. Natural, wala may mabasa nga 'vote for me'.

Diha pud kuno sa dalay Aviles, pagkadaku sa mga dagway nga nahipatik sa tarpauli sa mga kandidato sa bando Gomez. Wala may nakabutang nga pulong "botari mi". Pero, igo na kini nga makapahibalo sa mga tawo nga kining mga tawhana nga ang mga dagway naa sa tarpauli, dumadagan karon sunod eleksyon. **** Kini pud nga mga naa sa

sa l atid

Istilong Epalnon bando Codilla, naa puy ilang mga dagway nga napilit sa tarpaulin nga nagbitay dinha sa dalan Real.

Hinoon, medyo gamay-gamay ra ang ilang mga nawung kon itandi sa mga dagway sa bando Gomez.

Sa usa ka program sa radyo, gibombahan sa mga komentarista nga dapig sa bando Gomez ang mga tawong misaway sa dagway sa mga Gomez nga nahapilit sa mga tarpaulin nga nagbitay dinha menteryo. Ingon nila, pasawaysaway kuno pero naa pud diay ila didto sa lungsod sa Albuer ug mas daku pa sa mga dagway sa mga Gomez. Parehas lang diay kuno siya. **** Kon ako ang pangutanon, wala man koy nakita anang pagpapilit sa mga dagway sa mga tarpaulin ug ibitay sa mga karsada bisan wala pa ang eleksyon basta wala gyuy mga letrang "vote for me." Kay kon ugaling dunay reklamo ang pikas kampo, e, di magbutang pud sila.

Para nako, bisan pa tingale pun-on sa mga usa ka kandidato ang tanan nga mga karsada sa mga tarpaulin nga naa ang iyang hulagway, kon dili siya pilion sa tawo, dili lang gihapon siya makadaug. Ug kon dunay kandidato nga gusto gyud sa tawo botaran, bisan pa tingale walay dagway niya magbitay dinha sa karsada, makadaug siya tungod pilion man siya sa tawo.

Gawas niana, naa man ilang kwarta nga ikabayad sa mga tiggama sa mga tarpaulin, pasagdi kana sila. Kay kon maibog kita sa ilang tarpaulin ug unya naa tay ikabayad sa tighimo sa tarpaulin, pwede man atong ibandera ang atong mga dagway dinha karsada.

Unsa may dautan niana.

Over-acting lang usahay kining mga naa sa gobyerno.

Usahay ang mga politiko pud ang over-acting. Kadaghanan nila dili gusto mabentahan. Dunay gusto diha nga sila ray dunay tarpaulin dinha sa mga kakarsadaan.

Wala man tingale dautan kon magpahimo pud sila kon ugaling wala silay tarpaulin, unya ilang ipanghanger dinha sa daplin sa karsada. **** Kini gud maong istiloha, dugay na man kana. Kaniadto pa. Wala lang tawaga niadtong Epal. Pero kay ginadili na man lagi karon, mao nga, ang maayong buhaton, i-amend na lang ang balaod. Ang mas maayo, tugtan na lang kana sila tanan nga gusto magbandera sa ilang mga dagway dinha sa mga karsada. Ang rason sa mga gobyerno, looy man gud kuno ang kadtong mga kandidato nga walay ikabayad sa pagpahimo'g tarpaulin. Para nako, kon wala ka ganiy ikabayad sa mga tarpaulin, unsa man imong kapasadidad nga modagan? Nga gastos ra ba kanang moentra sa politika. Ayaw na lang paluma-luma.

Legal Notices/News Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Ormoc City OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT PHILIPPINE SAVINGS BANK,

Mortgagee, -versusSPS. RUBIE C. AMPUYAS and RONNIE B. AMPUYAS,

Mortgagors, EJF CASE NO. R-ORM15-012-FC FOR: EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE 3135 AS AMENDED x-----------------------------x

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City IN RE: PETITION FOR CORRECTION OF BIRTH YEAR IN THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE WITH REGISTRY NO. 91-2718 OF ANTONIO NACION DUTULLO FROM 1954-1945 AND CANCELLATION OF THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE WITH REGISTRY NO. B0504648 ANTONIO NACION DUTULLO, ANTONIO NACION DUTULLO, Petitioner, -versusTHE CIVIL REGISTRAR GENERAL, NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE (NSO), and THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF ORMOC CITY,

Respondents.

SP. PROC. NO. R-ORM-

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NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135 as amended filed by PHILIPPINE SAVINGS BANK, represented by MARILYN C. LAM, mortgagee, against SPS. RUBIE C. AMPUYAS and RONNIE B. AMPUYAS, mortgagors of Block 2-G, Naungan National Rd., Purok 4, Brgy. Linao, Ormoc City, alleging violation on the PROMISSORY NOTE with REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE registered on July 03, 2013 at the Registry of Deeds of Ormoc City. To satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of SEPTEMBER 15, 2015 amounts to TWO MILLION THREE HUNDRED ELEVEN THOUSAND EIGHT

HUNDRED SIXTEEN PESOS AND FORTY EIGHT CENTAVOS (P2, 311,816.48) inclusive of interest and penalty charges plus expenses incurred in this proceedings. The undersigned sheriff under the direct supervision of the Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio Sheriff of the Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Ormoc City will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION on NOVEMBER 25, 2015 at 9:00 o’clock in the morning until 4:00 o’clock in the afternoon or soon thereafter at the Regional Trial Court, Branch 12, Hall of Justice, Ormoc City to the highest bidder, for CASH or MANAGER’S CHECK AND IN PHILIPPINE CURRENCY, the following real estate

property including all the improvements thereon, to wit: T R A N S F E R CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 54250 Registry of Deeds for Ormoc City “A parcel of land (Lot 2-G of the subdivision plan Psd-08-003307, being a portion of Lt 2 described on the consolidation subdivision plan, Pcs-08000131, being a portion of the consolidation of Lots 5112-A and 5112-B both of (LRC) Psd-24963, LRC Cad. Rec. No. 1750), situated in the barrio of Linao, City of Ormoc, Island of Leyte. Bounded on the W, along line 1-2 of the subdivision plan; on the N, along line 2-3 by Lot 2-J of the subdivision plan; on the E, along 3-4 by Lot 2-H of the

subdivision plan; and on the S. along line 4-1 by Naungan Road. Beginning at a point marked “1” on plan, being N. 70 deg.

49’W., 785.23 m. from BBM No. 21, Ormoc Cad; thence N. 7 deg.

54’W., 63.04m. to point 2; thence N. 82deg. 53’E., 14.25m. to point 3; thence S.7 deg. 52’E., 63.43m. to point 4; thence S. 84deg.

27’W., 14.24m. to point of beginning; containing and area of NINE HUNDRED (900) SQUARE METERS. Registered in the name of SPS. RONNIE AMPUYAS, SR. and RUBIE C. AMPUYAS.” All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above state time and date.

In the event the public auction should not take place on the said

date, it shall be held on DECEMBER 02, 2015 without further notice.

Prospective bidders or buyers are herby enjoined to investigate for themselves the tile and other pertinent documents of the herein above described property and encumbrances thereon, if any there be, at the Office of the Registry of Deeds of Ormoc City or at the PHILIPPINE SAVINGS BANK, PSBank Center, 777 Paseo De Roxas cor.

Sedeño St.,Makati City.

Ormoc City, Philippines, OCTOBER 22, 2015.

For the Ex-Officio Sheriff: Sgd. JOSE G. SUFICIENCIA, JR. Sheriff IV

15-00073-SP x-----------------------------x ORDER

show cause if any, why the prayer in the petition should not be granted.

WHEREAS, a copy of this Order shall be published in three (3) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation at the expense of the petitioner and shall be posted in three (3) conspicuous places in the bulletin boards of the Ormoc City Hall, the Public Market and of this Court.

SO ORDERED. In chambers, Hall of Justice, Ormoc City, Philippines, 08 October 2015.

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Ormoc City

EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE SALE

TCT NO. T-35762 Registry of Deeds for the Province of Northern, Leyte " A parcel of land Lot 10330-1-2-H of the subdivision plan Psd-08014166-D, being a portion of Lot 103301-2, Psd-08-009-781, situated in Brgy. Poblacion, Kananga, Leyte. Bounded on the NE., points 4-5

by Lot 10330-H, Psd-08006533, on the SE., points 5-6 by Lot 10330-1-2-G of this subdivision; on the along line 6-1 by Road Lot 10330-1-2-1; along line 1-2 by Lot 10330-1 2-D; on the SW., along line 2-3 by Lot 10330-L, Psd-08-006533; on the NW., along line 3-4 by Tugbong River (with legal easment 20.00 m. wide). Beginning at a point marked "1" in the plan, being S. 38 deg. 03'E., 332.17 m. from BLLM No. 65 Ormoc Cadastre, thence S. 39 deg. 04'W., 10.00 m. to point 2; thence N. 48 deg. 11'W., 79.36 m. from point 3; thence N. 81 deg. 06'E.,

32.35 m. to point 4; thence S. 48 deg. 09'E., 62.89m. to point 5; thence S. 40 deg. 06'W., 10.00m. to point 6; thence S. 85 deg. 32'W., 6.94 m. to point of beginning, containing an area of One Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy Eight (1, 778) square meters.

Registered in the name of Sps. Amparo Salve married to Lorenzo Magan."

All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above stated time and place.

In the event the public auction should not take place on the said date, it shall be held on November 25, 2015 without further notice.

October 16, 2015, Ormoc City, Philippines.

Finding the petition to be sufficient in form and substance, the petition is hereby set for initial hearing on 03 March 2016 at 8:30 o'clock in the morning before this Court at which date, time and place, all persons interested may appear and show cause, if any, why this petition should not be granted.

Public Market and of this Court.

SO ORDERED. In chambers, Hall of Justice, Ormoc City, Philippines, 26 October 2015.

Sgd. GIRLIE M. BORREL-YU Presiding Judge cc.: Atty. Adelito M. Solibaga, Jr. Office of the Solicitor General Office of the City Prosecutor Roselle Indig Saitoh City Civil Registry, Pasay fn.:saitoh.recog. foreigndivorce

A verified petition having been filed by herein petitioner Antonio Nacion Dutullo thru counsel Atty.

Adelito M. Solibaga, Jr. praying that this Court render judgment after due notice, publication and hearing in accordance with the Rules of Court directing the correction of the year of birth of the petitioner in his records of birth both in the Office of the Local Civil Registrar of Ormoc City, Leyte with registry number 91-2718 and in the National Statistics Office from "1954 to 1945" so as to conform to the true state of things, the latter being the true and correct year of birth of petitioner and further to cancel his Certificate of Live Birth with registry number B0504648 which was recorded at the Local Civil Registrar of Ormoc City.

WHEREAS, this petition is hereby set for hearing on MARCH 28, 2016 at 8:30 o'clock in the morning, at which date, time and place all persons interested may appear and

P also A lerto !?

Sgd. GIRLIE M. BORREL-YU

Presiding Judge cc.: Atty. Adelito Solibaga, Jr. Antonio Nacion Dutullo Office of the Solicitor General Office of the City Prosecutor Local Civil Registrar, Ormoc City National Statistics Office fn.:dutullo.birthyear LP Issue 43, 44, 45 (Oct. 19-25, 26-Nov. 1, 2-8, 2015)

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Babaye na gyud ang dagway ORMOC CITY -- Ang kinabuhi gyud, no? Kining usa ka health attendant sa usa ka pampublikong tambalanan dinhi sa dakbayan ang wala na mailhi sa iyang amigo sa diha nga nangita ang iyang amigo. Unsaon man nga kining iyang amigo nga dugay na nga medical attendant sa maong hospital, mga kinse ka tuig ang milabay, barako pa man ang itsura. Hastilan diay karon, nga dili na man mailhan nga lalaki diay. Kay, haskang alegriha nga babaye na man kaayo ang dagway. Ma'am na gud ang tawag sa mga pasyente tungod kay dagway'g babaye na gyud bisan asang aggulo nimo tan-awon. Burot na ang dughan, naa nay bra, duna nay aryos ang duha ka dunggan, kontodo dimek-ap na. Makailad gyud. Mao nga kining iyang amigo pwerteng pagkahibuhong apan gialegrehan sa dagway sa iyang amigo, nga, amiga na karon...

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT & EXOFFICIO SHERIFF METRO ORMOC COMMUNITY MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE, Mortgagee, -versusDEXTER S. MAGAN as Attorney-inFact of AMPARO SALVE, Mortgagors, EJF NO. R-ORM-15011-FC FOR: EXTRA JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE under ACT 3135 x-----------------------------x NOTICE

OF

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City IN THE MATTER FOR THE RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN DIVORCE DECREE, ROSELLE INDIG SAITOH, Petitioner -versusCITY CIVIL REGISTRAR OF CITY

Upon Extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135 filed by Metro Ormoc Community Multi-Purpose Cooperative (OCCCI), Ormoc City against Dexter S. Magan as Attorneyin-fact of Amparo Salve to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of March 31, 2015 amounts to Four Hundred Four Thousand Seven Hundred Forty Eight & 99/100 Pesos Only (P404,748.99), including interest and penalties but excluding attorney's fees, sheriff's fees and other expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned sheriff will sell at public auction on November 18, 2015 at 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon at the Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Ormoc City to the highest bidder, for cash or manager's clerk and in Philippine Currency, the following property with all the improvements located therein, to wit: OF PASAY, METRO MANILA,

Respondent.

SP. PROC. NO. R-ORM15-00074-SP x-----------------------------x ORDER A verified petition having been filed by petitioner Roselle Indig Saitoh thru counsel Atty.

Adelito M. Solibaga, Jr. praying that after due notice, publication and hearing, an Order be issued recognizing and enforcing the foreign Divorce Decree issued in Japan between petitioner Roselle Indig Saitoh and Nobuo Saithoh duly recorded in the Japanese Family Registry of Chou Ku Chib City.

Copy furnished:

Let a copy of this Order be published at the expense of the petitioner in a newspaper of general circulation qualified to published judicial notices once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks. Also, let a copy hereof be posted at the bulletin board of the Ormoc City Hall, the

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Sheriff IV LP Issue 43, 44, 45 (Oct. 19-25, 26-Nov. 1, 2-8, 2015)

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Leyteño Peryodiko

November 2-8, 2015

Legal Notices/News

Yolanda survivors have few requests to PNoy's successor TACLOBAN CITY -- Second Yolanda anniversary might be a good chance to present a request. This is what some of the Yolanda survivors are thinking.

They hope that President Noynoy Aquino's successor would listen to them.

Some of these survivors were instructed to live in bunkhouses in Brgy Abucay but had returned to their old but renovated house in Brgy. Anibong.

One survivor, Liza Rubellos, said that she hopes that the next president might consider to allow the continuation of Modified Conditional Cash Transfer (MCCT) and 4Ps for her children even

if they would no longer reside at their old address in Brgy. 88, San Jose district.

She also said she hopes to receive her permanent house soon.

As for her, Marivis Villarmino, a fish vendor in Tacloban Public Market said she just hopes that the next president would see to it humanitarian and all other humanitarian assistance, particularly the giving away of permanent shelter would no longer be delayed.

Hyacinth Abuda' request is for the next president to give them permanent livelihood source. Abuda lost a child, parents-in-law and for sisters-in-law.

RCD

OCPO conducts city-wide cascading station Level A One (1) Day Echo Seminar on Citywide Cascading Special Operation Procedure (SOP) on Managing Police Operations @ Lambat-Sibat was conducted here in Ormoc City Police Office (OCPO) and over 35 personnel to include Chiefs of Police and Quad Staff attended the activity led by City Police Office OIC PSSupt Ferdinand Mozo Garay. It held at the OCPO Conference Room.

The activity was a re-echo of three (3) days seminar on Nationwide Cascading Special Operations (SOP) on Managing Police Operations @LambatSibat Visayas-wide that the city police director and some members of the Command Staff attended at Bay Front Hotel in Cebu City on October 22-23, 2015.

Lambat-Sibat is the anti-criminality strategy of two (2) components “lambat” and “sibat”. Lambat-Sibat aim to regularly audit crime incident and reports like “hot spots and “crime pattern” which task will be required of in the police station level of which

they will be the cutting edge of the implemention of the strategic policing patrol. The implementation of the strategy includes the team work police dubbed: Quad Staff, composed of the Operations, the Intelligence, Investigation and Police Community Relations Sections.

Lambat is a crime prevention operation more in police visibility such as beat patrol and establishment of checkpoints, among others.

And Sibat is an intelligence driven operation composed of two segments: Sibat One (1) is Operations Against Wanted Persons and Sibat Two (2) Operations Against Drug Personalities.

Weekly Assessment of Chiefs of Police (COPs) on the implementation of the crime prevention strategy will be regularly required. The backbone of the strategy is patrol, disclosed Garay.

Thus, the strategy will require police personnel conducting hours of patrol which will now become part of their promotions requirement, said Garay. RCD

The lifting multicab

Multicab, motorcab collide

ORMOC CITY -- A multicab with place No. JFH-297 collided with a trycicle with body number 709 and plate No. HY-6058, and almost fell at the drainage. Incident happened in Brgy. San Pablo, this city.

Multicab's driver was Terencio Laurente y Larua, 56 years old, married and a resident of Brgy.

Cagbuhangin, also of this city. He admitted that he tried to overtake at the rushing winged-van but also of high speed was the motorcab. He said that he tried not to hit the motorcab

because it has four passengers but it was too late.

Motorcab driver is certain Jeryll Misa y Sepe, 29 years old, married, admitted that he was heading toward the city proper when the incident happened. He admitted that all of his passengers were women and one of them got shocked. Three of them were identified -- Rosemarie Bonggato, 32, Anna Rose Galdiano, 33, and Shirley Anito, 44, all residents of Brgy. San Pablo. They were rushed to the nearby hospital by Ormoc Rescue team. RCD

Drug pusher included in the watch list collared CARIGARA, Leyte -- Police elements of the town police station immediately took action when certain Prudencio Digman Oledan personally appeared at Carigara Police Station, seeking for a police assistance.

He alleged that certain unidentified person was suspiciously keep roaming around in front of the house of his brother-in-law Reynaldo Negado, in Mabini Street, Brgy Jugaban, this town.

The team was led by PCInsp Shevert Alvin L. Machete and upon their arrival, the suspect immediately fled away using his motorcycle. This

prompted the cops to engaged into a chasing. The cops were able to corner the suspect in Brgy Sawang.

The police identified the suspect as certain Melvin Aborca Y Niegas, 30 years old, lapida maker, single and a resident of Brgy Sawang, who is one of those at the drugs watch list.

Confiscated from his possession was a short bladed weapon.

And during the body-searching procedure, the cops found on piece of small heat-sealed transparent plastic sachet with white crystalline substance suspected to be SHABU. Appropriate charges shall be filed against the suspect. RCD

editorial from p.4 linear meters; and five access roadprojects spanning 1.700 km. “[This covers] road cuts or slips, slope protection and roadside structures,” the DPWH said. “[This will result in] the restoration of traffic flow of vehicles transporting goods and services and [protection of] the safety of motorists in the affected areas.”

On the other hand, some of the urban poor groups are trying to stop the implementation of such project because

of the reason that thousand families shall be affected. They alleged that such project will displaced the families and would again find them living in squatters again.

But the government claims that what is needed, needs to be done.

Meaning, the project must push through and never mind those families that will be affected. Hoping that they will just understand it and would eventually accept the project with appreciation.

News

October 12-18, 2015

Leyteﾃｱo Peryodiko

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Feature

How Brgy. Anibong residents live now

Susan Bituin

TACLOBAN CITY --- Life is still difficult in Brgy. Anibong

as some of the residents have yet to stand up to survive two years after Yolanda, one resident chats.

Susan Bituin said that right after the typhoon struck their community, they started to build their shanties but they had no money to buy construction materials until Tzu Chi foundation started the Pay for Work program. The money they earned, they used to buy coco lumbers and corrugated galvanized sheets.

But still, life is still hard because there was no permanent

Suspected drug pusher nabbed in buy-bust ORMOC CITY -- Operatives of the Intelligence and Detective Management Services of Police Station 1, arrested a suspected drug pusher in a recent buy-bust operation in Brgy. Dolores, this city.

The suspect was identified by P/ CInsp. Helario Monteron, PS1 chief as certain William Abenoja Jr., 44, married and a resident of said barangay.

Barangay Chairman Pedro Pepito confirmed that the suspect, indeed, is known as a drug pusher in his barangay.

The suspect, Pepito said was previously

engaged in selling fighting cocks and later on in illegal drugs. Neighbours admitted that the suspect usually leave or come home during wee hours. He was also the one identified by certain 18year old "Lumabas", who was arrested for selling illegal drugs few weeks ago.

Seized the possession of the suspect, were the P300 marked-money, four sachets of suspected shabu, lighter, tin foil and other P20 bill. The suspect refused to give comments to the media.

Appropriated criminal charge will be filed against the suspect. RCD

source of living, Bituin continued. Most of the Anibong residents were engaged in fish vending at the public market, but the market was also destroyed by the typhoon.

Until this time, Bituin said that they made a living by accepting any offer from the neighbourhood, from carpentry, laundry, cleaning, baby sitting, and other house chores just to support the need of the family.

The fear is gone Bituin also confided that there was a time that she herself wanted to leave the place just to forget the trauma of Yolanda, but she couldn't because there was no other place to go. She is just very thankful to the Tzu Chi Foundation, local and International Non-Government Organization who extended help to them. That, these humanitarian groups were able to help also to remove the pain brought by the disaster.

Bituin also disclosed that one reason why the government hesitates to extend help to them because Brgy. Anibong is located within the 40-meter "No Build Zone". But the place is nearer to where they get their livelihood, this is why residents prefer to stay instead of living at the

bunkhouses. She also revealed that 90% of the Anibong dwellers were not given the Emergency Shelter Assistance (ESA) from the DSWD for the same reason -- they are living within the 40-meter No Build Zone.

Anything just to have a living Susan is helping her husband by selling chicken barbecues.

Her husband is still engage in fishing vending at the public market.

Marivis Villarmento, another Anibong resident who is also engaged in fish vending at the public market shared the same story with Susan.

She said that when Tzu Chi Foundation started their Pay for Work program, she and her husband and some of their children worked together for a bigger income.

Today, Marivis informed that although they have an income but not as good as before Yolanda.

She said she and her children sometimes miss some of the appliances they were able to obtain before the super typhoon hit the city. She added that she still hopes that somebody who is a kindhearted would extend a bigger help in order for them to build their house. RCD

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Shabu suspect William Abenoja Jr and the evidences taken from him.

that life today is a little bit better compared to the first several months after Yolanda but not quite because there is no adequate water supply in the bunkhouses.

Waiting for another promise Rubillos revealed that they were promised a permanent house with a permanent livelihood through the Self Employment Assistanc 窶適aunlaran (SEA-K).

In the skills training she said that you will be trained for 15 days and you will be given P3,900 along with a kit to start a business. Rubillos disclosed that her present livelihood was part of the training from the DSWD in which she was given a kit of a sewing machine. She added that

she might not be an expert tailor in the bunkhouse but somehow she already made some income coming from the cutting of pants and sewing holes from dresses and changing of zippers of pants.

She said she is happy to provide 'baon' to her children.

Hard times for tricycle drivers Rubillos also disclosed that while her income is getting a better, her husband being a tricycle driver, is not. Adding to this, is her husband's kidney problem.

Rubillos said, in an honest opinion, she thinks that she and her family has already recovered from the trauma of Typhon Yolanda. RCD

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BUNKERS TO PERMANENT DWELLERS. Photos show the bunkers were Typhoon Yolanda victims dwell for two years before they will be given permanent houses in Love City (Tzu Chi Village) in Brgy. Liloan, Ormoc City.

Bunkhouse dwellers hope to receive permanent shelters TACLOBAN CITY -- For 45 year old Liza Rubillos, there are two promises that she hopes will be fulfilled by this administration. First is their long-awaited transfer to their permanent shelters along Range View in Brgy. Cabalawan hopefully before this month ends as promised, and the livelihood assistance promised to them upon their transfer.

Rubillos said that the onslaught of Super Typhoon in their former residence in Brgy. 88 in 2013 can

never be forgotten because she lost her 16 yr old eldest daughter.

She said that their house was located in San Jose near the Tacloban Airport and the strong water carried by the storm surge brought by the super typhoon kills her daughter.

Rubillos has two daughters and after losing her eldest from Yolanda she and her husband now live with her youngest daughter who is 10 years old. She said that despite the death of her eldest, she still considers her lost

daughter as fortunate because she was given a good burial after her body was recovered in creek. She added that compared to other dead victims from the typhoon who were just buried together with other dead victims.

Her family moved to the Abucay bunkhouses on February 28, 2014.

Rubillos said that after two years they have slightly recovered from the tragedy but not totally forgetable, especially that she lost a daughter. But somehow she had

recovered as they moved on to the next chapter of their lives.

She described her situation in the Abucay Bunkhouses as a better one. She added that she has been promised to get one unit of permanent house in Range View in Brgy Cabalawan and expects to transfer before this month ends.

She said her living is fishing and occasional dressmaking while her husband is a tricycle driver.

Another survivor, Ruby, said

ISABEL, Leyte -- The 61 years old woman who was arrested last week at Pingag Ferry Terminal, in Barangay Matlang, this town because six guns were found in her possession is now criminally charged for violation of RA 10591.

Charged through Inquest Proceeding under Docket Number VIII-02G- INQ15K-00049 for Illegal Possession of Firearms was Corazon Barola y Aca, married, a housewife, and a resident of San Jose Prosperidad, Agusan Del Sur. Isabel Police Chief P/CInsp Randy Jungco revealed that his office has received an information regarding a female passenger of ferry boat from

Compostela, Cebu bound for Isabel, Leyte allegedly was carrying a number of firearms in her baggage. He said that in response to this information he led a group of personnel from his station to wait for the arrival of the ferry at the Pingag Port.

Jongco went on to say that when the ferry arrived past 2:00 in the afternoon and as passengers started to disembark, they noticed a female passenger who was carrying a big plastic bag and plastic wares passed through the vehicle exit instead of the passengers. He said that when he called up her attention, the female passenger heeded to him then they conduct an inspection of her carried

baggage. He said that they noticed that the baggage she was carrying was so heavy thus he asked the passenger to open her baggage.

When the suspect opened her baggage, they saw protruding objects under her clothes. When asked to take the clothes, two .9 mm calibre sub-machinegun KG9 pistols marked with Luger Tec-KG9 Made from Intratic Miami FL bearing Serial Nos.1077062 AND 110874 with magazine each was found in her baggage.

When asked to open the other plastic bag she carried, police found two .45 calibre pistols marked STI EDGE Made from STI International Georgetown TX USA with Serial Nos. 258457 AND 193517, one .357

calibre revolver with Smith and Wesson marking without serial number and a .22 calibre revolver with Smith and Wesson marking and also without serial number whose parts are still scattered and to be assembled.

The suspect told police that she had to deliver the firearms to businessmen in her hometown. She added that businessmen prefer to have guns with them because of the many criminal activities in her hometown. She further told police that it was the second time that she carried firearms from Mindanao but she was caught this time.

The suspect is locked up at Isabel Police Station detention cell. RCD

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Elderly nabbed of carrying guns, charged

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